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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-10-21

WHEREAS, The last legislature of the
State of Oregon did pass law known as
the Railroad Commissioners Law, which
authorized the Governor Of the State to ap-
point two railroad commissioners and,
WHEREAS, Said Governor did appoint
James II Slater, Of Union county, and Geo
A Waggoner, Of Benton county therefore,
be IL
Resolved, That the Linn County Business
Council, p. of H., do hereby endorse tine
action Of said commissioners In their efforts
to enforce the Houls law, and to execute the
railroad law.
Ressised, That the commissioners have
the hearty sympathy and support in all
their efforts TO execute said laws In behalf
of the people and to have freights reduced
to reasonable rates, and they can rely on
our continued support IN all such efforts.
Given under the hand and seal Of Linn
County Business Council, 7. of H., tst day
of October, 1887.
JAS G. POWELL, President.
z. e, MARSHALL, Secretary.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-10-21
NAN ABOUT TOWN

Saturday the Man About Town made the
trip 10 Scio and return In a dog cart and
after a diminutive yellow cayuSe. Time
$50 each way. At one cross road the signs
read ~ miles to Scio," "Sk miles to AL.
bany." Total, Ish miles. AZ another, "is
miles to Albany" '6 miles TO Scio.' Total,
rs miles, About four miles beyond the sign
reading ~ mics to Scion Is ono reading''69
miles TO Scio. 1t took the NJ. A. I. just the
same time to travel the distance between the
aud 6H mile signs as II did between the
"a and miie signs. These facts are refer
red TO in order to call the attention Of the
county authorities 10 the immense inconsis-
tencies of their sign boards. How ruSset
everything looks. Il tho brown and seer
time of the year. Scio Is one of the pretty
places Of the county, beautifully located,
ripping stream cutting 1t In the center, and
1t Is u good business center. Johnson &
Shelton,W w. +, Price, j. E. Bridgeiord doing
good trades in the general merchandise line,
while ]. ). Morris at the Post Office drug
store has a nice business and deserves the
best patronage of the people Geo. l..
Sutherland the ex-pedagogue,is is making the
Scio Hotel success,a and successfully rciiev-
ed our inner man of It's terrible longings.
Mr. Ed. Pentland Is entirely renovating the
Touring mills and Mrs. Pentland, his mother,
is one of the leading workers In the prohibit
ton cause. Meyers a. Sons have had their
hands full filling orders at their saw and
planning mill. The business men of the city
do their advertising in Marion county pa
per, which distributes gratuitously large
number of copies in order to obtain Il. Four
or FIVE columns have thus been secured.
Should Albany papers be jealous. Railroad
work has now gone far beyond Seio but
its influence Is felt yet. Many of the people
of the city are worked up on the prohibition
question and 1t viii probably give good
vote for H.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-10-21
STATE PRESS ASSOCIATION.

The called meeting of the State Press
Association was held IN this city on last
Friday. In the afternoon a private session
was held at the DEMocRAr Office, when the
following answered to the roll call
Mr. and Mrs Pipes, Benton Lender,
u Fithlan, Portland World.
Jas O'Meara, Portland Nesps.
+ Q Baker, state Printer and RUai SPIRIT.
+ d Piper, Salem Sfafesmaa.
JW Aldrich, Newport Meas.
Mr. Doughty, Monmouth Herald.
III Stlne, Lebanon Express.
SIS Train and ] r Whitney, Albany
Herald.
II Sites and L T Nuttlng, Albany
DEMOCRAT.
The meeting was called TO order by the
President M /. Pipes, and, In the absence OF
Secretary Nickel, L Nutting was elected
Secretary pro tenn.
The minutes of the Yaqulna City ineet.
ing and the Constitution were read.
On motion A Bush, of Salem aud JAS
O'Meara were made honorary members.
On motion the resident members of the
press OF Salem were made committee on
arrangements for the annual meeting to be
held on the second Friday in August, 1888,
In that city, and committee consisting OF
S : Train. + q Baker, Thos A Sutherland
and l. u Piper were appointed on program
for the same
Letters were read from / w RedIngton,
of the llepner Gazette, j 4 llalloran, OF the
Asts'iaH, II Guild, OF the Silvcrton ff.
peal, + II Flagg, Of the St nelen's Misf,
l. Campbell. Of the Eugene Gaa,d, L l. +
White, of the Yamhill Reporter, and Chas
Nickel, of the Jacksonville TSmcss
Several matters OF interest to the fralcr-
nifty were discussed
Several committees were appointed to
make the next annual meeting a success
and arrangements were made for the pub.
licatlon OF the constitution.
Though the attendance was moi large tie
feeling between the members was OF a Size
to insure the future success of the Associa.
ton.
In the evening. ut the Opera House a fair
audience greeted the two speakers. MIR ]
u Fithlan, OF the IForld, delivered an ad.
dress full of interest particularly 10 mem
bers of the press, and Mr. O'Meafd, Of thc
Meas, one on "Early Pioneer Editors" II
was presented extempore, and In an easy
manner, showing the speakers great famil.
| iarity with the early press of Oregon, oi
which nc was u shining light. 81 one time
he published paper in Idaho the snbscrlp'
ton TO which was $i6 a year. Mr O'Meara
was the first editor of this paper, having
purchased plant for the same, aud gave 4
It's present name.
The Boys Band furnished some fine music
for the occasion, doing themselves proud
and are entitled to the many thanks of the
press.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-10-21
Outrageous condaet.

On Thursday evening Of last week sew
eral totally depraved hoodlums whose names
are unknown to the public, entered the Sal
vation Army barracks by breaking in the
front door, and then began work of van
dalism. They stole six new lamps that cost
about SIS, tambourine, emptied q can OF
coal oil on the fioor, the same leaking through
into Stewart & Sox's, injuring considerable
seed wheat and other property mixed things
up generally and spread a pack of cards
around the room. IL caught the villains
should be strictly dealt with. Saturday the
lamps and tambourine were found in sack
at one of the wharfs. Several hoodlums are
suspected but there Is no definite evidence
in the matter
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-10-21
something About tho sun.

When the sun goes down at night it sets
on no grocery firm with a more complete
line Of goods than Wallace & Thompson.
They keep a splendid stock of groceries,
sold at prices that make people call a second
time.
Just received, the finest coffee mill in Al
bany. Coffee ground free.
Also fine dried beef clipper. Try their
dried beef, ready to eat Clipped free,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-10-21
Ono of the ~rrau,ps."

Mary +. LathroP, President of the Mich
igan State w. C.T.U. lectured in the Opera
House, in this city, Wednesday evening, to
a packed house. The DEMOCRAT does not
have space to give even a synopsis of the
splendid effort. 1t went to the root of the
business and could not be answered except
by arguments like those OF some Of the
Portland papers-mud. Prohibition Is right
the saloon Is wrong. II is the home against
a licensed wrong. The wrong should be
outlawed because it is more of a public en-
emy than most other prohibited wrongs Il
should not be legalized whatever the extent
of its prohibition but it does prohibit to a
great extent. Why Is il fought so fercely
Il it doesn't Mrs Lathrop's lecture was re-
plete with facts and logical arguments.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-10-21
prohIbItlon Meeting.

There will be mass Prohibition meetings
held at The following places and times. The
eading speakers OF the county viii be pres
cnt. Good music on each occasion. The
first meeting was held at Scio last evening :
Providence, Friday, Oct. 2Ist. 7 p. m.
Lebanon, Saturday, Oct. ssnd, p. IN.
Waterloo, Monday, Oct 74th. p. ~.
Sodaville, Monday, Oct. 2sth, 7 p. M.
Sweet Home, Tuesday, Oct 2sth, 7 p. m.
Brush Greek, Wednesday Oct 26th. pm.
Charlottesville. "Wednesday, Oct %, 7 pm.
Brownsville, 1'huEsday, Oct. e7sh, 7 p. M.
Center School Hohse. Friday Oct. 2S.s PIN
Harrisburg, Friday, Oct. 2Stb, 7 p. N.
Lake Greek School House. Saturday, Oct.
2oih, p. IN.
IIalsey, Saturday, Oct. 20th, pm.
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Mne. the Largest and Ilet.
y, Saturday, Oct. a0tl,, 7 p. N

win. Fortmiller & Co.'S furniture store
has been nearly doubled In size, and illed
with splendid stock of furniture, "chuck"
full. Twenty-Five varieties of chairs and
seventeen styles OF bedroom sets, as an ex.
ample. Besides fine line of upholstered
goods.
Largest and best stock
In AIbaEy. No doubt OF it, or 7 men
are constantly employed in manufacturing
II, and shipments are made to all parts of
the n. W. from
Tacoma TO Grants Pass.
This beside big retail trade.
The buyer Is bound to get satisfaction.
EHA new feature Is machine for trim
ming wall paper of which they have large
and splendidly selected stock Of the latest
varieties, sold cheap and trimmed free.
Also nice line of window shades.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-10-21
femInlno Act.

An Albany lass living in the First Ward
saw youthful hos slip quietly through an
opening In the fence and s,ea.thily begin 10
nose about for forage. Ills sensitive snout
led him In the direction OF fat chicken
which had just been killed and thrown down
on the ground TO bleed preparatory to dress.
ing. Mr.. Pig, hog.like, picked up the chick.
en- and was making way with It when tho
darnsel saw and gave sudden scream aud
started after the pig The pig ran around
the house with the chicken Ia is mouth and
the Young lady, IN hot haste, after Il, accom-
panying each step with asudden scream. She
looked In every direction In that yard for
club, briekbat or a ciod with which TO
make war upon the pig, bu, she looked In
vain. That yard contained no rubbish large
enough 10 Kill smal. mouse with two
broken legs. But on, on kept the plg and
on, on kept the lass screaming at every
Jump when suddenly, as II BY inspiration.
She plunged her fore finger and thumb into
her mouth and took from between her up
per and neither molars a piece Of gugn ~
large Us a marble and threw II In the moss
spiicfnl way at piggy and then darted into
the house and We saw her no more. II was
a highly characteristic feminine scene aud
act
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-10-21
Thanks for Sweet Potatoes.

Good citizens constitute a good part OF
life's comforts, especially in as grand pro-
ductiye country as Oregon. Our friend,
MIR Ephraim Turner, gave US genuine sweet
potatoes in abundance, sufficient to make
our faces shine for the good things on the
table, all raised in his garden without irri-
cation, this season, which Is acknowledged
10 be unfavorable for gardens Some of
them measured I2A inches in circumfer-
ence. Thanks to our good friend Turner,
and anxiety for grander developments of
our soil and climate.
r, C. HILL,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-10-21
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Editor Lister. Of Ponsry, wss IN Albany
Monday.
Or Kelly and Richard Fox lsfs Wednesday
for tie Sinalaw.
Straad Price and family, Of Cock county.
were in the city Monday.
d L Crossen, the drayman, returned from
Eastern Oregon last Monday.
Thos Mast, the celebrated caricatnrist is
to be in Oregon in few mouths.
''Jin" Dunlap. Of Portland, was in Al
bany Sunday oa bridge business
AB Chfisman, Of Eight Mile, UmRtilla
county. has been in the city this week.
State Printar Baker left Albany Saturday
for San Francisco, by way of Yaquina
w BrAmwell. of Colfax. w. L. has been
visiting at his iormer home, Harrisburg.
The Raymond tourist party from Boston,
passed through Albany Thursday Of last
week.
Thos Gonrley, Of Tacoma, w. T., has been
in the city this week the guest Of his brother
Sam.
Capt 6 NTH. of the 'sThres Si.ters," will
move from Corvallis to Albany in about .
week.
| Mrs James Foster is attending the Mschan.
los FAif and visiting her daugater at PORT
| land.
10 Nixon, II Lebanon, was 10 the city
Monday ou his way home from. the East. He
came by the way Of San Francisco.
jus Watson, Jr. returned from the Bay .
| few days ago. While there he was confined
to his bed four weeks with the typhoid fever.
Daniel Clark, proprietor OF the Keystone
Yeast factory, cf Albina, has been In the
city this week, attending the nesting Of the
Congregational Association.
i Leslie Mattoon, well known in these parts,
who has been working as telegraphie operator
1 at Ellansburg, w. IL for the N F. II II is in
the city this week on furlough resting up.
jim East ard Ell Cemely, formerly of this
city, ara now residing 1T PendletOn, Tbs
former is IN restaurant and the latter i
working Tor one OF che electric light c0mpan
ies
DO Woodworth, recently of CazenoYia
N. Y arrived in Albany Tuesday evening
for the purpose of accepting n portion u
nlackmans drug store Mr. Woodworth i
an experienced drug clerk.
Cardinal Gibbons, Of tho Catholic CAurch
passed through Albany Thursday evening 0
: last week, on his way to San Francisco. 1
large number Of people were present to So
the distinguished gentleman.
O II Irvine, Jas Hail, tieo Hochstedler ans
II j Clark returned from the meeting of thl
Grand Lodge Of X of 2 at Pendleton Les
Saturday, and report fine treatment at th
hands cf penslleton people.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-10-21
More Lumber Wanted.

The crying demand in Albany, the past
season has been for lumber. The inability
to get it on time has been big draw back.
Ifthere was lumber to be had fully dozen
more houses would be built this season.
Arrangements should be made so that next
spring the supply will equal the demand.
Another big lumber yard here would pay.
There will be big demand next year for
anything that will build houses.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-10-21
Summons.

JMsfsce Court for Tie Pyccinct Of Etaaksa
Bate, STATE Of OrcgoH, CoEaty ef LiAR.
II. A. johnson and r. Shelton, ,copsrtners
in business At Scio, Oregon, under the firm
name and style Of Johnsoa y shelton,
PLAINTIFFS.
va.
L. E. Dole, Defendant.
To L. E. Dole, the above named Defend.
ant;
In the name Of the State Of Oregon, you
are hereby required TO appear before the
undersigned, q Justice ef the feace forthe
Precinct aforesaid, on the
aeth day OF NovembcH, 1881,
at 10 O'clock Ia the forenoon OF said day at
the office OF said Justice. in Haid Precinct.
to answer the above named Plaintiff, In q
civil action. The Defendant will take no.
tice, that II he fails to answer the com plant
herein, the Plaintiff will take judgment
| q againsth him for S2O2 and 90 100 dollars, be-
sides his costs aud aisburIments ofthis
action taxed. The service ofthis SUM
mons il made by publication by order Of
/ this Court, said order being made and
entered of record this 18th day Of October,
A. D.. 1857.
1 Given under my hand this 18th day oi
October, A. d. 1857.
| E.O. HxDE,
/ W. q. QUKRNnn. Juatle sof the Peace.
i Flna Atty.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-10-21
REAL EsrArE

Following were the recorded sales In
Linn county during the past week
c II Ralston to ] l. Cowan, n acres
tp II, w, and lots In Lebanon SSo77
Mary Beard to s II Moses, lot IN
Tangent .s..s....,s..4.t..t. IS
Ell Zeyss to Lydia Zeyss, undivided
half of lot / and iooxI34 feet,
block 100 a piece Of land ad.
joining ! d Comcly 4; also pieces
Of land In block IoI, Albany.
M Abrams to II s Strahan and Others,
100 feet 'front.' Brownsville. 80. GOO
L Richardson to Thos Allison, aaS
acres, tp 10, w.......s.,..s,., 1900
Jas A Richardson TO Il ] Richardson,
2SS acres, tp TO, l w........... 1900
r Thompson to 5 Shnpp, lot S, block
roo Albany v........t...e,,.,,. 700
Cyrus Westlake to Jas A McFeron,4
lots, block IS, rs md AaAlhany 400
s L Young TO John Hood, ia3S
acres, tp -, Sw......s.s....s. 32If
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-10-21
cIslaed Airs.
r, c. Hill,

Considerable improvement is going on at
the depot The track is being raised three
inches on account of the S p cars being
lower than the o & c cars, the platform is
20 be enlarged, and the sensational story is
starred that there will be a railing around it
and that draymen and hotel men will be
kept at arms distance In short time the
0. p will land passengers on the o & O
plato rrn.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-10-21
Two Damage suits.

Mrs. NJ. H. surles, of Scio, has sued the
county of Linn for $1,000, damages result
ing from The accident occasioned BY her
team tumbling down the embankment be-
yond the CaIipooia bridge several months
ago.
On Saturday AIr. John Rogers began suit
against John Schmeer,of this city, for $1,000
damages occasioned By the death of Mrs
Rogers by being run over BY MIR Schmeer's
bus while being driYen by young Cunning
ham, several months ago, the particulars of
which are fresh In the minds of our readers.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-10-21
A Live Chimney sweep.

A genuine chimney sweep, in coat and
tights,was in Albany Tuesday, pushing his
business. His peculiar appearance attracted
attention, and several who are not used to
the ways of the world wondered what it was.
The Marshal saw the strange being and
taking it for bear or Pete Olsen arrested It
on suspicion but let the fellow go on his
promise to put on his breeches.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-10-21
Compliments AIbauy.

p. e. MARSHALL, Secretary.


On returning home Editor O'Meara, Of
the Portland A'eFgs, among other things, had
the following TO say Of Albany
The infant Albany of the brothers Wal
ter and Thomas Montcith-the latter sur.
vives-of Mcconnell and the few other
pioneers, Is grown to the dimensions of fair
interior city. amply able to take care Of her
self aud battle her future way against all
rivals and competitors.
The railroad las mainly wrought the
stream which made and is making Albany
all the more and more the central trade
mart Of the Willamette Valley. Elegant
residences adorn the city. comfortable
dwellings abound, And in the business
portion Of the city, fine bricks are being adj.
ded to by six or seven more, now in pro.
cess of building, which are up TO the order
OF brick stores in Portland, with their iron
fronts and handsome styles. Within the
coming year the county will leap 10 better
prosperity, and her wealth will almost
double. Albany shows push, impulse in
trade. Her merchants are prospcring, her
institutions are thriving. her mechanics have
good employment. Out from the early
town along the river toward the railroad
depot the increase of building steadily goes
on.
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suIcided.

Last Sunday morning the body of James
Minot was found hanging to a tree on the
line of the Oregon Pacific above Mehama.
When found his feet were dangling on the
ground showing that he had been obliged to
lift up his feet Minot had been in Scio for
several days OH spree, and ne probably
suicided to get rid of himself that's gcner-
ally the reason.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-10-21
Postal Matters

The following fourth-class postmasters
have been appointed for Oregon James
Riley, at Coburg, and John d Scott,at Nor
row. A new postofice has been established
in San Juan county,W I. with James Davis
as postmaster. The postolfice at Mount
Pleasant, Linn county, ,Oregon,has been dis
continued.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-10-21
New Boot shop.

Messrs. Lewis & Hughes have purchased
a complete stock Of leather, machinery, etc..
and naye opened new boot and shoe sEop
opposite the Russ House. They arc prepar.
ed TO do oil kinds OF work IN firat-cass stvlo.
aud those wanting good work done at reason. !.
able rates will do well to call.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-10-21
II you waat blankets 20 to NJ. q s.
Albany Market.

Albany Market.
Whest--64c.
Oats~-38c
Butter 80 cts per ID.
Eggs 80 cents per doz.
Hay -14.A0.
Potatoes--6o cts per bushel.
Beef-on foot, 2kc.
Apples--50 cents per bu.
Pork-.0c per Id, dressed.
Bacons hams, I2I5e.
shoulders, 10.
sides l0c.
Lard-1Uc per ID.
Flour~-4.80 per bbl.
Chickens--2.5O per doz.
Mill Feed--braT, l4.O0 per ton.
shorts, I6.
middlings, 20
Chops, 20.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-10-21
HemphIiI and Vine Concert.

This musical company we're to give free
concert at the Presbyterian Church last
(Thursday) evening, Oct so,at 7:3o, for the
purpose Of organizing a musical convention.
They are musicians Of good repute, and the
pablo Is invited to attend
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-10-21
If you want boots or shoes go to M.& S
McIIwain's Clothing.

McIlwain's fall aud winter stock Of cloth
ing is arriving. 1t includes the latest styles
aud is commanding attention. Sac his Chin
chilla coats. Fine stock to select from. All
goods warranted as represented and perfect
fits guaranteed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-10-21
Notice.

All persons knowing thepselves Indebted
toe w Langdon will please come forward
and eettle their accounts at once.
X. w. LANGDoN.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-10-21
Piano Tuning.

Mr.. VanIIorn, the old trusty piano tuner
is in the city to remain about a week. Or
ders left at the Revere House will be at
tended to promptly,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-10-21
Crowded.

The store Of Montcith s. Setenbach is
crowded with seasonable and fashionable
goods. their line Of drcss goods, fancy goods,
and cIoalSs are immense and If you desire to
please yourself give them q call.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-10-21
HORSE STRAYED,

From the pasture Of Jas. El6ins near Al
bany on Thursday, Oct 9Th, a sorrei horse,
white face, white feet behind, light rnane
and tail about 10 years old, IsH hands
high. Return TO subscriber at Albany, Or.
Z. ~. CoNDIT.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-10-21
His Dry Goods.

The fall and winter stock OF dry goods
received at McIlwains, is largo one. well
selected, embracing all the latest novelties,
and in quantity and Of quality not surpass-
ed here. DO not buy without examining.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-10-21
Muslin Underwear.

have received my new etock of muslin
underwear. These goods are made on lock
stitch machine, and warranted to be full size
aud length and price reasonable.
SAMUEL Il. YoUNs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-10-21
Immense Bargains.

Standard white shirts, 65 cents Boss Of
tho Road oyeraIIs, SO cents A PAIR Of seam
less socks, 25 cents regular price for so
cents, and other bargains to match, at A. B.
McIIwain's.
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srATE oF oRRoox, CousrY or LTxx,-hs:
I. Geo. Z. Chamberlain, Cashier Of ths SSore na-a-
ed bank do so,emny swear tsa. the above statement
ls true Ia tho hest Il my Knowledge and belief.
GEO. Il. CHAMBERLAIN. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me this 18th day si
October, 1887. t. STTTFs.
q. 81 Notary Public.
CoRRRcT--Atteat
l. FLINN,
WALTER 3. TURRELL.